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Ah this maybe of help https://community.arubanetworks.com/community-home/digestviewer/viewthread?MID=31745 I did not know that about Aruba Central, but then as I said we don't use it but this is valuable info as we may be looking to it.
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Where you bought your domain name from would typically have some kind of dashboard. External senders will need to be able to resolve your domain names email server to an IP address somehow. I run an postfix server for SMTP at home as some of my hardware (UPS for instance) have no built in method for email authentication. It is a PITA but it is not available outside the network. If you are exposing a server to the internet I can only stress to make sure it is updated and as secure as possible, follow best practices, etc. TBH I just use Office 365 now with a custom domain name, I've been down the route of admin of onsite exchange about 5 years ago for a reasonable sized org and not anymore, lol. I run an AD server at home and use Azure AD Connect to sync a few users.
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See my post just before this one. And run the command show flash There are 2 different command sets as previously stated but I am pretty sure you should be running ArubaOS (ProVision) I've never used Central we have 750+ HP/Aruba switches and either do things switch by switch or sometimes we use the HPE iMC solution. If we roll out stacks of switches at a time I've often done powershell scripts that pull in from CSV, spit out a text file than paste that into the CLI as this can be done very easily and without needing a working network connection. Common cli commands: Example Create a vlan (quickest method with Provision) conf Switchname(conf)#vlan 111 name "vlan_111" Example Set an ip address on a vlan (you need to be aware that if there is already an IP address configured for the vlan that will need to be removed first) conf Switchname(conf)#vlan 111 ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0
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Domain Host?? Typically this would be external if you are hoping to route mail from external sources to your internal mail server.
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HP/Aruba switches are different, but you can auto-complete with the tab like cisco. No need to do conf t (configure terminal) like Cisco. That command should work even in that syntax at that prompt with the hash. To double check I have just tried on a 2930f running version WC.16.10.0012 Can you do a and post the output here. TBH we only ever use the CLI for HP/Aruba (ArubaOS) although that may change in the future. Putty should work as long as you have the right cable for initial setup we generally use USB/Serial convertors as some of our switches only have the old 9pin serial console ports. Initial setup video link
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Glad you sorted Yeah that makes sense, due to the lack of the second CPU .
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My only thought is to try the card in a different server/slot and/or another card in the S2600 same slot. To be honest I have never had an issue with the X520-DA2 and have always found them very compatible apart from in a Dell Optiplex 3020MT but from what I understand that could be how the x16 PCIe slot works on that board. I've used them in HP MicroServer N36L/Gen8/Gen10, Dell T620/R730, Lenovo ThinkServer TS140 (running Windows 10), Fujitsu TX1310 M1, an IBM x3650 M3 and a Synology DS1715+ . In actual fact I have 6 of them at home and they are my go to 10Gb card. I did have an issue once because I was using an DAC cable that was too long plugged into a switch and one of the ports did not show in ESXi.
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Taking over an exisiting Ubiquiti Unifi Network - Cloud hosting?
Davit2005 replied to Divaldo's topic in Wireless Networks
You should only need one controller. I believe you could do a DNS entry for the inform, that would be easier to manage and then you only need to update the DNS entry. Unifi did some updates and the multiple site management disappeared but I believe it is bac now. The controller is only for changes unless you use the captive portal, you can run it on a desktop, cloud key, ubuntu, Pi, etc. A few good youtube links would be Lawrence Systems and CrossTalk solutions. Cloud hosting I am only aware of hostifi but you may get some info on that from Lawrence Systems YouTube channel.- 6 replies
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Yeah I don't think the sandbox provides network isolation.
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Soz to side track thread, what version of Linux do you run and where abouts did you get the installer and distructions I'm holding off installing Chrome on Linux at the moment and just sticking with FireFox.
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Min of 2 screens for me in preference to a single bigger Ultra-Wide, just bought a backlit keyboard. The keyboard and mouse need to be wired as I switch between different workstations to do work (work related) or creative stuff. Decent speakers/headphones for the creative stuff are a must but for work just headphones can do. Comfy chair for WFH.
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I've used 3CX at home for last 3-4 years. Switching my ISPs cloud VOIP system to it at the next contract renewal. Very easy to use, got some cheap Cisco SPA504Gs about 3 off ebay. Get a PoC setup and see how you go. Struggling to get the remote phone bit setup but I have the free version so no support. Will probably have another crack at it sooner or later.
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Yeah I'm done with rolling around under a car now. Last 2 cars have been PCH which at least means I am not tempted to modify them either, lol. Last car I owned had a Turbo return pipe oil leak which I had to fix on xmas eve in the cold on the driveway apart from that it was a solid car for a 13 yo. Before that I'd done loads on my Range Rover including replacing all the brake lines, fuel tank, suspension, disks, both carbs (one in the car park after work) , cam followers, cam belt and cam shaft. Oh yes and learnt how to weld so could patch up the holes. The cost of servicing the RR pushed me into mechanics as I'd never even changed spark plugs up to that point and the RR was all analogue, no computers or engine management, fix with a hammer and a screwdriver .
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I have a Seat Cupra with the 7speed DSG as long as in normal driving mode it is fine, fast gear changes in Race mode. Technically an automated manual but with some differences not really an traditional auto box with a Torque convertor etc. INMO An engine can make all the difference to a gearbox and vice versa. I had a 1993 2L cavalier 16v Red top that could of easily benefited from a 6th gear, last car was a 2016 Skoda vRS Diesel and manual gearbox was OK, it pulled OK in 6th gear and did not seem out of breath but it was a diesel with a bit of torque. I drove a Volvo S80 years back for a few months and I owned a V40. Both had comfy seats and nice interiors for their age, the S80 was a BiFuel Auto whilst the V40 was a T4 Manual and was a lovely car for A roads. Never driven a Jag but driven many Mercs and Audis between 2012-2016 none of them disappointed apart from the Interior of the Mercs (C,SLK,E) which felt cheap compared to the Audi of the same year
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Issues with a Domain controller?? Have you more than one DC, compare a few clients that work OK and some that don't. At the run box after logging into domain and type %netlogon% and see what DC you have authenticated against. Mind you 10secs is nothing I've seen issues with DC cause 10mins of delay. You could also test logging in under safe mode with networking. Does it happen on same clients after initial delay?
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Internet speed - Is this normal?
Davit2005 replied to mitchell1981's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
fast.com is a good speed test not full of adverts like some -
If you have access to the WiFi can you see it's MAC address? Do you use DHCP reservations on the WiFi?
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We now have DHCP-SNOOPING setup on all edge switches but we also need to look at Rogue Access points soon. We had one department who thought they were being clever and plugged in a router to give out the same IP address range that our DHCP servers were set to but it was not the first time this had happened to us. On a laptop we managed to get the IP address of the DHCP server then pinged it then did an arp lookup found the MAC address then located the actual device. We were not best pleased after spending 2 weeks trying to troubleshoot random issues.
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Keep getting phone calls that end as I pick them up within a few seconds, all different numbers, mostly mobiles. I'm not calling them back
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Indeed they could have a lot tied into that domain which would take re-work, re-branding, redoing paper work etc. Or annoyingly they could of just bought to make a profit.
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Yeah I have the details in there to join domain and put in specific OU which works but it seems since making the other 3 changes the boxes are now blank in the deployment wizard. I can just revert the changes in the rules to fix it, just a pain. Didn't want to go down the route of setting up WSUS I know how much pain that can be, lol. It appears the image does not want to capture now since doing the updates, I just have a windows.old folder in the root of the C drive. I will test some more over weekend, I got out of that responsibility just before my previous place rolled out Win10, lol. But I have been using my MDT server with Windows 10, and Server 2012/2016 no problem.
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I have only ever done automated builds in MDT, specifying the applications with their relevant switches etc then getting the image captured at the end. This was up to a 4-5 years back when a change of career direction in IT moved me away from that responsibility. Wanting to keep the knowledge up with Servers, Deployment, Office 365, AD, Group Policy, VMWare etc I have an extensive home lab which I run like production, i.e. it is 24/7 with AD, Azure Sync to Microsoft 365, AD authenticated shares, etc. etc. Few years back I had setup MDT as it had been setup at work i.e. automated, specific role account with permission to add the PCs to specific OU in the domain, etc. The one thing I did not do in the home lab was getting WSUS installed for updates as I could not be that bothered. I do use MDT to deploy virtual servers as well as desktops to Virtual and physical machines (where possible). I wanted to be able to make some final changes then capture the image afterwards i.e removing bloatware, installing updates and removing more bloatware. So after some tinkering I can make the changes necessary in the Deployment rules to be able to get the option to capture images but when I do this but want to deploy images instead I then have to enter all the details again for the OU and the account that joins machines to the domain as they are blank. I am aware of the sysprep limit but with a Build > sysprep > modify > sysprep I am within the the sysprep limit. So does anyone know how I can have the possibility to capture but without needing to enter all the details again for deployment??? Here are the changes in the rules to get the capture option, it was the commenting out of the OSInstall=Y that made the difference as well as seemingly the following 2 lines after. [Default] [OSInstall=Y] SkipCapture=NO DoCapture=YES I have seen some youtube videos for removing all the MS bloatware and creating a custom WIM file which I could use as a basis for the Build image as another possibilities but I still need to deal with the updates.
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2021 -- what anti virus are you using at home?? - and password manager
Davit2005 replied to mikeprice's topic in Windows 10
Linux desktop running Ubuntu (Daily driver) - Nothing (I probably should run something) Windows Desktop 10 (Video Editing & Design) - Defender and MalwareBytes Windows Desktop 10 (Music Editing) - Nothing (it has limited access to the Internet and will soon go once I rebuild the Video Editing desktop) Windows 7 (CNC controller) - Nothing (no access to Internet, don't use USB drives and has read only access to a shared dump folder to get the CNC programs from the desktops) Use a password manager but I do not install any browser extensions. I try to keep desktops pretty uncluttered on the whole but I run an WDS/MDT server at home so very easy and quick to rebuild Windows OS'es -
Yeah I applied straight away for the Virtual. One thing I guess, no travel concerns as I have a few decent enough 26 mile routes from my house and at least I won't be jostled at the beginning unless there are other people starting at 6:00am in my area, lol. Will miss the atmos though.
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Didn't get a place in the Virgin Marathon but still planning on doing a 26.2 mile on the day. Got up to week 12 of a 16week sub 9min plan a few weeks back then got injured. Last run of the plan was a 20 Mile run @9:30min/mile which was no problem 2 years back when I was able to do a 20M sub 9min mile after building up without any drama (less than 1 year after minor heart surgery) and felt on top of the world afterwards but that was before COVID. Oh well many people have been worse off with it. I'm not out of breath and heart rate is around what it used to be but just not able to keep up the pace which I used to have. Now with the Snow I have been relegated to doing some indoor work but Friday hoping to do a 5 mile.
